"Interfax": 60 suspects of links with IS detained in Chechnya

About 60 militants and their helpers, associated with the "Islamic State" (IS), a terrorist organization, banned in Russia by the court, have been detained in a special operation in Chechnya, the "Interfax" reports referring to its source in power agencies of the North-Caucasian Federal District (NCFD).

Power agents believe that those killed in Tsotsi-Yurt had close links with the "Islamic State" (IS), a terrorist organization, banned Russia. According to Ramzan Kadyrov, they had planned to capture a tank unit and to attack Khankala, a neighbourhood of Grozny.

"In the course of a special operation in Chechnya, four militants were liquidated; and about 60 others were detained," a source from the power structures of the NCFD said today.

According to his story, the whole network of the armed underground, closely associated with the IS, has been disclosed.

Full text of the article is available on the Russian page of 24/7 Internet agency ‘Caucasian Knot’.

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